
Person
Gwen Kenyon
Acting · 1916–1999 · Los Angeles, California, USA
Biography
Gwen Kenyon was born on 22 January 1916 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She was an actress, known for The Cisco Kid in Old New Mexico (1945), The Great Mike (1944) and Socks Appeal (1943) She was previously married to Morton Scott. She died on 18 October 1999 in Montecito, California, USA.
Known for

Phantom Lady
Girl in Tag Sequence (uncredited)

Bluebeard's 8th Wife
(uncredited)

Wells Fargo
Pioneer Girl

Sarong Girl
Barbara

King of Chinatown
Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Quack Service
Dizzy

So's Your Aunt Emma!
Maris

Thanks for the Memory
Model (uncredited)

Cocoanut Grove
Girl

Daughter of Shanghai
Telephone Operator (uncredited)
Filmography
- 1945In Old New MexicoEllen Roth
- 1944Charlie Chan in the Secret ServiceInez Arranto
- 1944Phantom LadyGirl in Tag Sequence (uncredited)
- 1943Quack ServiceDizzy
- 1943TornadoSally Vlochek
- 1943Sarong GirlBarbara
- 1943Blonde and GroomGertrude, Harry's wife
- 1943A Maid Made MadShoe Customer
- 1943Cosmo Jones, Crime SmasherPhyllis Blake
- 1942Piano MoonerHarrry's Wife
- 1942The Corpse VanishesPeggy Woods
- 1942How Spry I AmJunior's Mother (uncredited)
- 1942So's Your Aunt Emma!Maris
- 1942Lawless PlainsmenMadge Mason
- 1942Man From HeadquartersHat Check Girl
- 1941Niagara FallsHotel Guest (uncredited)
- 1941Under AgeGladys
- 1940TurnaboutModel (uncredited)
- 1940Free, Blonde and 21New Girl
- 1939All Women Have SecretsHelen
- 1939Dancing Co-EdJean Royce (uncredited)
- 1939King of ChinatownFight Spectator (uncredited)
- 1939Cafe SocietyCheckroom Girl
- 1938Say It in FrenchGirl
- 1938Thanks for the MemoryModel (uncredited)
- 1938Sing, You SinnersCigarette Girl (uncredited)
- 1938Tropic HolidayGirl (uncredited)
- 1938You and MeHat-Check Girl (uncredited)
- 1938Cocoanut GroveGirl
- 1938Bluebeard's 8th Wife(uncredited)
- 1937Wells FargoPioneer Girl
- 1937True ConfessionGirl (uncredited)
- 1937Daughter of ShanghaiTelephone Operator (uncredited)
- 1937Hold 'Em NavyCaroline
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